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Dec 18, '12 by JolieQuote from OCNRN63I'm still not understanding your point. As I said, I am all for those who don't want to participate in the political process staying out of it.Just because people who have religious convictions that prohibit them from voting doesn't mean they are uninformed.
I think you are trying to argue with someone who essentially agrees with you.
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Dec 24, '12 by OCNRN63Quote from JolieLack of participation in the voting process does not necessarily mean a lack of interest in what is going on in the world of politics.I'm still not understanding your point. As I said, I am all for those who don't want to participate in the political process staying out of it.
I think you are trying to argue with someone who essentially agrees with you.
My question is, why?
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Jan 1 by KyrshamarksQuote from OCNRN63I am trying to think of what religions that prohibit voting? In my 49 years of life on this planet and inmy extremely extenisve worldwide travels I have never heard of a religion that prohibits voting. Please enlighten me.Several religions prohibit voting, yet their members are still good citizens. I guess that doesn't swing with your ideology, though. - Guide
Jan 1 by ElvishQuote from KyrshamarksJehovah's witnesses are discouraged, though not expressly prohibited, from voting, and there are Mennonites/Anabaptists who do not vote as a matter of separatism as well.I am trying to think of what religions that prohibit voting? In my 49 years of life on this planet and inmy extremely extenisve worldwide travels I have never heard of a religion that prohibits voting. Please enlighten me.tewdles likes this.